... sapphire bow aigrette. The King and Queen.—Diamond tiara. Queen Alexandra.—Diamond tiara. The Empress Marie of Russia—An marine diamond brooch. The King and Queen of Spain—Hand-painted fan, with ivory stick. The King and Queen of Norway ...

... (formerly Belfast) (killed in action); J. S. O’Neill, M. 8., Medical Service (Belfast). NURSING SERVICE. Miss E. D. Devenish-Meares, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing ...

... PRINCESS MARY VISCOUNT LASCELLES, QUEEN ALEXANDRA, AND QUEEN MARY ON THE B ALCONY AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE, M. THE KING, PRINCESS MARY, CHEERED BY THE ENTHUSIASTIC POPULACE. really keen on the scheme of books and education. Mr. James Petticrew proposed that ...

... defendants. Plaintift sued defendants as| executors of John Kirkwood, deceased, to recover £59 s for services rendered to| deceased in his life-time as night nurse in | his last illness at £3 3s per week from the 18th December, 1923, to Blst December, 1923, ...

... STORY OF HIS CAREER HIS GUIDING PRINCIPLE SERVICE TO THE STATE POPULARITY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH DUTY’S CALL OBEYED. Prince Albert Frederick Arthur George was born on December 14, 1895, at York Cottage, Sandringham. The little Prince Albert was only five ...

... Telegraph.’' corridor coaches, including tbo Royal saloon, m which the coffin will conveyed. it will travel the King, the German Emperor, and the Royal mourners, a.> well a.« members the Royal Household and naval officers. All ordinary traffic Victoria .Station ...

... thus be spent. RN, ‘ THE DEATH OF QUEEN l ALEXANDRA. EAST ANTRIM REFERENCES. In neariy all the Larve churches last ~ Sunday morning sppropriate references in prayers and sermons were made to the death of Queen Alexandra, and in several the Dead March was ...

... ROYAL REVIEW OF NAVY Thursday, May 20—Naval review by the King. „ . _ _. Monday, May 24—Empire Day. The King and Queen attend service at St. Paul's Cathedral (plain clothes). Tuesday, May 25—Dinner to the King and Queen by the Prime Minister ...

... SEW TEAR MESSAGES TO TELEGRAPH. The Editor of the “Telegraph has received the following New Tear message from Queen Alexandra: Queen Alexandra has the greatest pleasure in testifying to the splendid self-sacrificing part taken all the women, high and low ...

... ha« since been killed by & shell with the 14th Field Ambulance. Major J. W. W’ost, M. 8., of Antrim. He an old Queen’s man. QUEEN NURSING SERVICE. Mi»s A. Doherty, Steevens* Hospital. Dublin, belongs to Magherafelt, Co. Derry. has been in France since August ...

... the Royal National paniments as possible order not to inter- )ook , minister to their afternoon of the Wth inst. Pension l and for Nurses, a meeting of fere with the simple eloquence of the t welfare, and attend their I Hom o person had ■. nurses was ...

... three Services, U.S naval and military representatives, and memberso the Government of Northern Ireland, headed by the P™* Minister (Rt. Hon. J. M. Andrews) together with the Lord Mayor (Alderman G Black) the official welcome. The King and Queen were ...